At Parnall Law Firm, we cherish our local community, and believe it’s imperative that we all do what we can to make it better.
Nothing matters more to us than Albuquerque and the beautiful state of New Mexico. It’s where our families work and go to school, where our friends catch up and build businesses, where children learn and grow and become the adults that keep our community strong.
It’s up to us to give back so that those that come after us can enjoy many of the same wonderful, culturally rich and academic experiences that helped make us who we are today. We believe in the idea of paying forward the support we have received to benefit others. From national to local, we are dedicated to building our community one organization, business, or school at a time.
Our goal is to build this list of organizations and schools that we support to great heights, and we hope you join us!
Mothers Against Drunk Driving fights to
prevent drunk driving and drugged driving and provides
services to the victims of
impaired drivers.
In the past 30 years, Make-A-Wish® New Mexico has granted more than 1,800 wishes to New Mexico children diagnosed with a life-threatening medical condition.
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Founded in 1965, Animal Humane New Mexico is the state’s leading private nonprofit animal welfare organization, serving more than 10,000 homeless and at-risk dogs & cats each year.
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Roadrunner Food Bank is the largest food bank in New Mexico and distributes millions of pounds of food to food pantries, shelters, group homes, soup kitchens, and four regional food banks to feed hungry people throughout the state.
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The BioPark Society is the non-profit support group that raises money for the construction and renovation of exhibits at the Albuquerque Zoo, Aquarium, Botanic Garden, and Tingley Beach.
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Meals on Wheels Albuquerque, a non-profit group, delivers nutritious meals to the homebound each day, providing social interaction and a wellness check. Approximately 400 Meals on Wheel volunteers serve meals to approximately 500 people.
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Located on the University of New Mexico campus in Albuquerque, Popejoy Hall is New Mexico’s premier performing arts center. It relies on donors and community support to help provide artistic and educational programs.
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The organization pairs at-risk children with adult role models to serve as mentors. These one-on-one relationships have a long-lasting effect on children’s confidence, grades, and social skills.
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AHS is a public high school in downtown Albuquerque that has been named among the best in the state of New Mexico by U.S. News & World Report.
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Jefferson Middle School, located in Albuquerque, is part of the Albuquerque Public School system. The original building was erected in 1939 and has been expanded several times.
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Bandelier Elementary services approximately 600 students in grades kindergarten through fifth grade. It is part of the Albuquerque School District.
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The Rotary Club of Albuquerque is the longest established service club in Albuquerque, having been chartered in 1916. The Rotary Club brings together a diverse group of established professionals who are passionate about Albuquerque and dedicated to improving the community through civic and charitable work. Rotarians from the Rotary Club of Albuquerque serve in leadership roles through the City and have been making a positive difference in the City and the State of New Mexico for more than a century.
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The Grief Center (GC) in Albuquerque provides special support services for children (starting at age 3), teens, and adults in New Mexico who are grieving a death. Grief support groups are offered from September through May, and the GC also offers other special programs throughout the year. All services are provided at no cost.
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NMDOG is an in-the-trenches rescue serving the chained, abused, the abandoned dogs of New Mexico. Headquartered out of Albuquerque, this small, nonprofit, all-volunteer, foster-based rescue was established in 2010, touching the lives of thousands of dogs ever since.
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The 100 Club of New Mexico has been able to defer some expenses for 70 fallen police and fire officers, based on the vision of the five founders who started the giving 50 years ago. All 350+ members of The New Mexico 100 Club, created and based in Albuquerque, take pride in “50 Years of Caring,” celebrated in 2019.
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The Parnall Law Office offers a yearly Scholarship Program, which is designed to help interested high school (upon graduation from high school) students in NM to attend an institution of higher education, while also bringing to attention the dangers of distracted driving.
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PB&J is a nonprofit founded in 1972 by Angie Vachio and Christine Ruiz-Boyd to support children and families facing serious challenges. What started as a small volunteer effort has grown into a nationally recognized organization serving over 1,500 children and parents each year.
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Locker #505 is a nonprofit student clothing bank serving K–12 students in the Greater Albuquerque Metro and surrounding counties. The organization provides a welcoming space where children in need can try on and choose school clothing that makes them feel comfortable and confident.
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Youth Development, Inc. (YDI) is a New Mexico–based nonprofit founded in 1971 that provides a wide range of youth and family services. YDI supports families through early childhood education, job training, behavioral health services, homeless assistance, mentoring, and counseling.
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Honoring Heroes is a nonprofit that began in 2009 after founder Mark organized a fundraiser to send care packages to troops in Iraq. What started as a small effort grew into an official 501(c)(3) organization dedicated to supporting veterans and service members.
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Cops for Kids is a nonprofit working with the Albuquerque Police Department to build stronger community connections through its annual holiday event. Each year, around 120–125 children from low-income families are selected through referrals from schools, law enforcement, and social services.
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“Saturation Saturday” is an opportunity to team up with law enforcement departments nationwide and amplify the message that if you choose to drive impaired, you will get caught. MADD urges the public to plan for a safe ride home over the Labor Day weekend.
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DWI checkpoints drive efforts to prevent drunk driving (DWI) in New Mexico, where alcohol is a factor in 40% of all fatal traffic crashes. It explains that while progress has been made, intoxicated drivers remain a serious problem on the state’s roads.
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